Podcasts about nomeangirls

Catherine Bennett is a Organizational and Talent Development Manager, Public Speaker and Consultant and with over twenty-five years of experience in Organizational Development and Performance Improvement specializing in Executive Leadership, Management Training and Development.  She is a break out speaker at the #NoMeanGirls 2018 Conference sharing why everyone needs a side hustle and how to operate to fulfill your potential. https://www.catherinebennett.net/ 

Elyse Dickerson is the CEO and founder of a fast growing pharmaceutical company Eosera.  She also practices gratitude, leading with grace and paying it forward.  Today we are going to learn a bit more about her gratitude practice and how we can implement a few elements in our own lives.  https://www.plaidforwomen.com/audio-post/origin-bank-wome…o-founder-eosera/ www.eosera.com www.earcaremd.com

Working as a radio host allows you to connect with others, enjoy music and change music tastes as you mature. It's all about connecting people and music. Plaid Radio guest Angela Chase shares how she got into radio, her favorite concerts and how she strives to improve her skills.

Join Judy and Sarah as we discuss the fear of selling.  We break it down to really every person is a sales person.  You sell your ideas and projects in the corporate world to traditional sales of services and products.   Judy Hoberman, President of Selling In A Skirt has created a suite of workshops, seminars and coaching programs that take the negativity out of selling. Her 30 years in sales has given her both the knowledge and sense of humor about the gender differences that we should all understand and embrace instead of feeling unable to communicate. Judy’s humorous stories about how men and women sell, manage, recruit and supervise differently will enlighten you in learning how both genders can support each other's successes in a more productive way. https://www.plaidforwomen.com/audio-post/do-you-fear-selling/ ‎  

How does FEAR hold you back?  Are you afraid to try something new?  Do you have FOMO? Fear is physiological, it's internal and often deep rooted with something besides our physical survival. We have the fear of failure, fear of the unknown and most recently social media has created the fear of missing out (FOMO). I'm also going to give you a preview of the podcasts to come this month touching on fear. Check out the full article at https://www.plaidforwomen.com/audio-post/fear-how-is-it-holding-you-back/

You might recognize Stacy Rose as “Dr. Robbins” in Ballers staring Dwayne Johnson.  Rose is a multi-talented artist whose filmography includes acting, voiceover and producer credits. Most recently Stacy produced and starred in, “Break the Stage" which is the story of a troubled and self-centered teen who must earn the respect of the team before the championship. In addition to her role as a Neurologist-turned-Counselor helping a retired football player navigate a series of medical concerns, Rose is a multi-talented artist whose filmography includes acting, voiceover and producer credits in past projects such as Dolphin Tale (2011), The Glades (2010), Burn Notice (2007), Hoot (2006) and Aquaman (2006) among many others.  Born and raised in Kingston, Jamaica, Rose performed all over the island as a child in her church's drama group and while attending St. Hugh High School. She was also a competitor and national winner of the JCDC Speech Festival Competition. After migrating to the States and attending college in Miami, she continued her theatrical pursuits while making her way into radio. For the past decade, she has hosted a Caribbean gospel music show," Island Praise", and can be heard every Saturday on the popular South Florida Caribbean music show "Love Doc'n GIRL Power Radio Show" on WAVS1170AM or online at www.wavs1170.com.

Coming Undone With The Tenacious Minx Radio Show with Rhonda Burns.  No Mean Girls is our motto and encompasses everything we stand for. It promotes kindness and appreciation from woman to woman, girls of every age, and is our way of showing that women should support one another to achieve the ultimate success.  Today's guest is Shivaun Palmer, Founder & CEO at Plaid for Women. Shivaun is an entrepreneur with extensive experience in marketing, public relations, radio, digital media, film and large-scale trade show and special event production. Shivaun’s vision to create a platform where women could connect, provide resources to one another and be accepted for who they are has been years in the making.  Plaid for Women is that transformational media company offering substantive content on the “Business of Life”.   Real Content for Real Women.  And oh, by the way…there are #NoMeanGirls allowed at Plaid. The #NoMeanGirls Conference 2017 is hosted by Plaid for Women, Inc., a multi-media company that provides substantive content on the “business of life.”  At the primary platform, http://www.plaidforwomen.com/, women can be inspired, get advice on career & money, find resources for their home & family and enjoy content from health & wellness experts. Plaid for Women podcasts feature inspirational interviews twice a week in a 30-minute format where real women share their stories and struggles. Plaid for Women videos feature topics relevant to women’s everyday lives. The National #NoMeanGirls Conference is taking place Friday, October 6th - Sunday, October 8th, 2017 in Dallas, TX. To learn more, please visit http://www.plaidforwomen.com and http://www.nomeangirls.com.  Welcome to COMING UNDONE with the TENACIOUS MINX. It's all about coming undone from conditioning, poor modeling and bogus beliefs to come alive and truly thrive. Together, we learn, explore, transform, laugh, play and show up greater, so that we can remind not only ourselves of our greatest potential & possibilities, but to invite others to know it for themselves as well. Be sure to grab your FREE gift from Rhonda on her website: www.tenaciousminx.com. It's a great way to start your day - everyday! And if you haven't signed up for your Scientific Hand Analysis, be sure to click the link to place your order! If you're ready to have a Clarity Consultation Session with Rhonda to help you with that "thing" that you're ready to change - for good - in a coaching relationship, be sure to apply today. You'll be so glad you did. Simply visit here to get started now: https://goo.gl/forms/57qc3HznB0qZGmTQ2 Take the Tenacious Minx with you wherever you go! Be sure to subscribe to iTunes and on the Podcast app (iPhone) to never miss an episode! You can also subscribe to Rhonda's YouTube page by clicking that link. To get more of Coming Undone with the Tenacious Minx, Rhonda Burns, be sure to visit the archives page for replays of all her shows here: https://www.inspiredchoicesnetwork.com/podcast/coming-undone-with-the-tenacious-minx/

Sherri Elliott-Yeary, Generational Expert, Speaker, Coach, and Author, was born in 1968. Her Generational DNA is a Gen X but her Generational Personality is a Baby Boomer.  Sherri will be speaking at the #NoMeanGirls 2017 National Conference so we will get a sneak peek into her presentation.  In this Plaid Radio episode we have a Millennial born and Generation X DNA talking about generational stereotypes and how we can actually support each other in the work place. http://www.generationalguru.com/

At 24, Jessica experienced devastating health challenges. Every doctor she saw had only one solution: prescribe medications. The pharmaceuticals were so toxic and destructive that I refused to take them.  So in 2008, Jessica took control of my health and life and immersed myself in books, trainings, healings and certifications with the goal of restoring my physical and spiritual health. She knew firsthand the hardships people face every day in seeking a happier and healthier lifestyle to find balance and peace of mind.  Jessica survived an abusive childhood, emotional and physical traumas, being homeless, a nine-year battle with Lyme's Disease and a toxic corporate career. She had a "near-death experience" in 2011 where she visited Heaven. Jessica shares her experience and her choice to come back and help others.

Koula is at home in South African right now so we asked her to turn the tables and interview her mother, Lyn Androliakos.  Lyn shares a bit about Koula and having a child live in another country. Thanks Lyn!

Michelle Khouri is a natural-born storyteller with a keen eye and inquisitive spirit. A lengthy career in communications gifted her with a mind for strategy and project management. Michelle is a PR veteran and magazine editor whose multidisciplinary communications experience includes planning complex, large-scale events, art directing photo shoots, hosting travel videos, leading media outreach campaigns, and creating thousands of pieces of content. A longtime writer, Michelle is passionate about uncovering hidden stories about the arts, culture and society.   www.culturedpodcast.com www.michellekhouri.com www.instagram.com/CulturedPodcast www.facebook.com/CulturedPodcast www.twitter.com/CulturedPod

Bylee Jo is the Author of  "The Mermaid With Two Tales"... Illustrated  Children's Book on Keeping Kids First During Divorce. She is a Certified Personal Trainer and  Group Fitness/ Boot Camp Instructor. She is the proud single mother of Triplets and soccer coach.

Jolean Olson is a mother who enjoyed her time outside in the sun playing with her kids. That all ended when she discovered a large, zit-like bump on her cheek. When the bump remained several days later, Jolean met with several medical professionals. After getting numerous opinions, all saying she had skin cancer, Jolean asked for her pathology report to see the results for herself. Jolean’s pathology report gave her clarity and a better understanding of her diagnosis. She chose a treatment plan best-suited for her, and is now living cancer free. Jolean shares her journey in a video developed by the College of American Pathologists. Twitter: @Pathologists Facebook: @capathologists

In her first business, Leslie Hassler sure did.  After struggling to grow back her interior design business after the 2008 recession, Leslie was ready to through in the towel.  She was burned out and just sick and tired of being ‘sick and tired’.  In an ultimatum moment with herself, Leslie decided to get help or get out. Getting help, she grew her business by 150% in just 6 months and then set about rewriting the rules to business and get back her zest for being an entrepreneur. Today, Leslie of Your Biz Rules TM, coaches serious solopreneurs build six-figure-plus business in as little as a year. With Leslie’s ability to simplify the complex process of building a business, whether it’s marketing, sales, systems, or just finding time to do it all – you’ll make more progress working with Leslie than you ever did on your own. The strategies and techniques that her client’s implement creates 30% to 200% growth – easily within the next year. http://yourbizrules.com/ Leslie is a speaker at the #NoMeanGirls 2017 National Conference, register today at www.NoMeanGirls.com   

Adri Kyser is an International Yoga Teacher and Wellness Coach with a strong and dedicated following. She was born and raised in Caracas Venezuela, where she went to Law School for a few years before moving to the US. Adri’s caring, unique and authentic approach to yoga and wellness stems from her personal experience in coping with chronic back pain for over a decade.    Adri has helped hundreds of women worldwide live a more mindful, healthy, and balanced life by providing classes, coaching sessions, and specialty programs that teach how to discover and develop the innate power of true inner beauty. She loves and supports charities like Yoga Gives Back and the Healing Hands Foundation, two non-profit organizations making a positive difference in the world.  Learn more about Adri’s classes, programs and services at www.adrikyser.com  Adri is a speaker at the #NoMeanGirls 2017 National Conference, register today www.NoMeanGirls.com

Laura McEntire is the Manager of Family Care Services for the Alzheimer’s Association of North Central Texas. She manages the REACH and Case Management programs which provide direct care and support to caregiver’s and their loved ones dealing with Alzheimer’s Disease and related dementias.  She also oversees 24/7 helpline which serves people with memory loss, caregivers, health care professionals and the public. Laura has been married 26 years and a mother of 3 girls. In her free time she loves to travel.  As part of the James L. West Series for caregivers, today we are going to focus our conversation on Driving with Dementia http://www.jameslwest.org/  http://alz.org

Women and girls are surging forward at an unprecedented rate in many parts of the world. Girls outnumber boys in university enrollment, and women are increasingly seen in leadership roles at work in North America. Yet, much work still needs to be done to create a unified, supportive fabric that facilitates expression of the unique needs and talents of the female gender. As our social world evolves to open more opportunities for women, its own members need guidance and vision for what a vibrant and sustainable future looks like. Women and girls can in fact be their own worst enemy, which is why Plaid for Women began its NoMeanGirls campaign, among its many other initiatives to support healthy connection among women and girls. In this episode, Co-Founder and CEO of Plaid for Women shares how and why this dynamic organization was born, the specific kinds of programming they've developed to support women of all ages, and its future plans to improve the lives of women across the globe.

Women and girls are surging forward at an unprecedented rate in many parts of the world. Girls outnumber boys in university enrollment, and women are increasingly seen in leadership roles at work in North America. Yet, much work still needs to be done to create a unified, supportive fabric that facilitates expression of the unique needs and talents of the female gender. As our social world evolves to open more opportunities for women, its own members need guidance and vision for what a vibrant and sustainable future looks like. Women and girls can in fact be their own worst enemy, which is why Plaid for Women began its NoMeanGirls campaign, among its many other initiatives to support healthy connection among women and girls. In this episode, Co-Founder and CEO of Plaid for Women shares how and why this dynamic organization was born, the specific kinds of programming they've developed to support women of all ages, and its future plans to improve the lives of women across the globe.